For cars with major upgrades, such as a bigger or hybrid turbo. A Stage 3 calibration is written around the whole build, so we talk it through properly before anything is booked.
Stage 3 is where the hardware changes go beyond bolt-on parts. A bigger or hybrid turbo moves far more air than the engine was built for, and the fuelling, boost and timing all have to be written to match.
Because every Stage 3 car is different, there’s no off-the-shelf file. The calibration is written around the parts fitted to your car.
Every build is different, so send us the full parts list and who fitted them. If the car needs something else first, we’ll tell you.
A Stage 3 job starts with a conversation, not a booking. We’ll go through the parts list, the condition of the car and what you want from it, and agree how the work will be done.
From first message to handover.
Message us on WhatsApp with the reg, the full parts list and what you want from the car.
We’ll go through the build with you and agree how the work will be done.
A fault scan and live data check before anything is changed.
Your car’s original software is read and kept safe.
The Stage 3 calibration is written around your build.
We check the car on the road with live data before handing it back.
Each stage builds on the one before it.
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Not necessarily, but a Stage 3 build normally includes all the Stage 2 supporting parts as well as the bigger hardware.
No. The calibration is written for what’s on the car, so the parts need to be fitted first.
Often the standard clutch will not hold Stage 3 torque. We check it as part of the assessment.
Yes. A Stage 3 build is a significant modification, and both the parts and the remap should be declared.
It should, as long as the emissions equipment stays fitted and working. We never remove emissions parts on a road car.
Send the reg and the full parts list on WhatsApp, and we’ll talk it through.